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GDC 2010: Sony Reveals Support For PlayStation MoveThu, Mar 11th, 2010, 8:00 pm (EST) BY SHAWNDuring Sony's press conference at GDC 2010, the company unveiled the official name for their much-anticipated motion controller, the PlayStation Move. During the conference they mentioned that over 30 publisher had already vouched for supporting the peripheral, but until now the full list had yet to be revealed. More » |
Sony 'Looking Into' Subscription Based PSN ServicesPosted on 2009/11/19 BY DARRYLSony announced today that they're looking to try and make the PlayStation Network much more profitable. Currently the main service is free, and it's one of the advantages it has over its competitor Xbox Live. More » |
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Heavy Weapon ReviewPosted on 2009/10/17 BY DARRYLHeavy Weapon: Atomic Tank, was originally a flash game released in 2005 by PopCap Games. A free version was available to download, with a premium version available for purchase. In 2007, the game was then ported to the Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Arcade and boasted some new features upon its release. Almost three years on, PopCap Games and Sony Online Entertainment have now decided to release the game on the PlayStation Network - five years since its original conception, has it stood the test of time? More » |
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PlanetSide Sequel Named: PlanetSide NextPosted on 2009/10/11 BY NELSONWe already knew that Sony Online Entertainment was working on a sequel to PlanetSide. However, up until this point, there was no confirmed name for the title. Sony have decided to break the silence and announce that the next game in the PlanetSide franchise will be called, PlanetSide Next. More » |
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Exclusive DC Universe Online InterviewPosted on 2009/09/14 BY DARRYLDC Universe Online is coming out for the PlayStation 3 and PC and is one of the most highly anticipated MMORPGs on the horizon, as it uses the world of DC Comics, and lets players take control. More » |
Interview With Free Realms Lead DesignerPosted on 2009/08/28 BY DARRYLFree Realms launched on the PC earlier this year, and it marked a new adventure for Sony Online Entertainment. Being a MMO for all ages, Free Realms is also completely free to play, although it's possible to engage in micro-transactions and it's a model that's really helped it blossom. More » |
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